Sentence examples for intricate script from inspiring English sources

Yet none of the audacity, of the visual tension, of the political abyss of the opening scene survives the kicking-in of the intricate script.

The maisonette entrance to the left bears, in intricate script, the name Crisp, for this was the project of Arthur W. Crisp, a Canadian muralist who made good, very good, until the Depression hit.

Working with a florid, intricate script by Philip Yordan and Aeneas MacKenzie, Mann builds a frenetic story of deceit and double-crosses, blackmail and insinuation — including suspicions of homosexuality and the readiness of conspirators to trade on those suspicions.

For starters, Levine's film holds a mirror up to independent-film life; the story runs on its infrastructure, and the ingenuity of his intricate script is proved in large part by its graceful foregrounding of the background, his dramatic unfolding of the static framework of practical life, of money and of ambition.

Significantly, he knows the minute difference between being unashamed and being shameless, and because he knows how to keep things hopping -- working from an intricate script by Guillermo Arrianga that has a novelistic texture -- we watch a man with immaculate control of the medium.

The sound engineer, Patrick Grandclaudon, recorded layer upon layer of comedic business to create a densely nonsensical sonic world, and finally the assembled group performed the sign-off cry, "Don't get eliminated!" Four days' work was finished, a marathon of intricate scripting and dubbing to achieve the effect of a bunch of frat boys tossing off puerile gags.

The intricate Charlie Kaufman script offers the mind-games of "Being John Malkovich" and "Adaptation," and then some.

The intricate, knowing script is credited to Christopher McQuarrie (The Usual Suspects) and to esteemed British playwright Jez Butterworth and his brother John-Henry Butterworth. John-Henry Butterworth

Authors such as Samuel Beckett or Julio Cortázar influence some of her stories, featuring amateur actors deadpanning their way through intricate, poetic scripts.

In a script intricate with staccato, he sometimes seems to be the only character confident enough to speak in complete sentences.

British audiences have responded in droves to the obvious parallels of coalition politics but arguably what makes Borgen so riveting is its effortless script and intricate subplots.